Minutes and Discourses, 6–8 April 1843

sale. <​said he the​> sale takes place to-morrow.— I have money in . . .— next morning he called. I did not like the looks of him. <​but thought I​> he is a stranger. I have been a stranger, &. better loose 200 than be guilty of sin of ingratitude. took his note. on demand. <​the​> day I was taken I asked him from [for?] the money.— you ought to have it <​said he but​> I have not got my mony from .— I have a curious plan in my mind. I will give you a quit claim deed of the land you bought of & <​your notes to​> s notes which I have as his agent” I, said Joseph, have not asked you for your property. & would not give a snap. <​for it.​>— but I will accept your offer. but want my money— <​Said he I will give you deed.​> ½ my land in the) [p. [67]]